Although Hua Yunfei was deeply confused, he didn't rush to answer the question.
Because he really had forgotten a lot.
He remembered where his home was and who his parents were, but he couldn't remember how he had died before transmigrating, or who his friends were.
Could this person, who had brought him home while he was unconscious, be one of his friends?
"What's your name?" Hua Yunfei asked tentatively.
"I'm your dad." The woman's expression turned even colder. Was he still pretending? How could he possibly not know her name?
"Ah..."
Hua Yunfei sighed and said, "I suffered a blow to the head and lost some of my memories. Otherwise, I wouldn't have suddenly passed out in the street."
The woman froze. "Is that true?"
Hua Yunfei nodded. "Otherwise, why would I ask people I met on the street what year it is? What normal person would ask something like that?"
The woman fell silent.
"Then you forgot her, too?!" A moment later, the woman asked again, her expression complicated.
"She... who?" Hua Yunfei asked in return. His eyes were calm, and there was no sign that he was lying.
"You... really forgot her? How could you forget her! After that... how can you face her?" the woman said, clenching her fists, visibly agitated.
"Don't get worked up... First, tell me who you mean," Hua Yunfei said.
"If you remembered, you wouldn't be asking me."
The woman shook her head. "Tell me, what do you still remember?"
Hua Yunfei thought for a moment. "My home address, how to get around, and who my parents are."
The woman frowned. "That's all?"
Hua Yunfei thought again. "Those are the important things. I've forgotten almost everything else. My memories are very hazy."
The woman stared at Hua Yunfei. "You don't remember why